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Puckering Time

It's now or never.
 

Up close and personal 2

Hey, Art Studies 1 class.

Off to Sagada, on top of a jeepney.

Dudes.

Pagod na.

The BVM. Define apparition.

At Mt. Polis with Anne and Danilo.

Ooops.

All wet and cold. Paula Peralejo in pink. Of less interest, Danilo in, uhm, white; Anne in yellow; and Mike in blue.

King's Curtains. With my hand over there.

Mike allegedly clacked away to post this on Saturday, March 10, 2007 at 11:52 AM.

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2 comments:

At Sat Mar 10, 08:24:00 PM, Anonymous Anonymous retorts...

Okay. Back then, I admire Paula Peralejo more than anyone else. Just pureeeee cutie girl.

Now, she's pretty.

Why is she there? Tell me! Haha!    



At Sun Mar 11, 06:30:00 PM, Blogger Mike retorts...

Because she's a Tourism student of the UPD, and they were also kind of required to take the tour. I didn't know it was Paula until she started conversing with us after we went to the cave. She even asked for how much my necklace costs. Haha.    



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